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From a forthcoming collection of poetry
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OUR FIRST BIRTHDAY It wasn’t how I thought my life would turn out, not at the time. I figured I had made some good decisions or at least enough good de…
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Show Notes: Hanging on the other side of the Z-Phone this week, is the inimitable Mr Phil Lewis. To most, he is the frontman of L.A. Guns but to me, he…
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You know you’re tired when you catch a glimpse of an advert that features a graphic of a hair follicle and you think it’s a vagina. It also says a lot …
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It’s been one of ‘those’ weeks. I can’t seem to settle into a new home online. Everywhere I lay my digital hat never seems like home at all. I’m about …
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Show Notes: This week, I’m taking a detour to talk about one of my passions: sharks! We’re going to file this one under ‘pseudo pop culture’ because if…
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My guest today is Andrew Kaufman. He's the (magical realism) author of The Tiny Wife (one of the greatest novels ever written in my opinion), Born Weir…
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A hit 'n' run post: I've added a new navigation tab to the site today called WORK (or you can just hit that to take you there). Over the next (however …
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Today’s guest is Jon Spira - a film-maker, ex-video shop owner and an all-round digger of things that only exist in your peripheral vision. You can lis…
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Today’s guest on Starfish & Coffee is Ross Allison. You can listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor or right here: Based in Seattle, R…
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I'm going to shamelessly lift the following from the annals of time. I'm guessing a piece of writing that's nearly 400 years old is out of copyright by…
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A few weeks back, it was collectively decided that 'we' would buy a lottery ticket (not something that normally happens around here) because in the big…
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